Black Metal.

[Nephilim96]

Paracletus might just be the best BM album of the past decade. Many greats, but it's definitely up there.

 

[NinjaSweater]

Deathspell Omega EPs are great too.

 

[dwellerINTHEdark]

Thanks for the information. I'll be sure to listen to SMRC, Fas, and Paracletus together in order to get the most out of them.

 

[wandering_taco]

Everything SMRC and beyond I hold as a pinnacle of excellence. I never get tired of it. I think Kenose might be the one I listen to most often though. So many great moments. I always get chills in Kenose II at that part where Mikko screams "I am the son of Man"

 

[[)eadmund]

Yea I've heard good things about the EPs as well; been meaning to sit down and listen to them.

 

[Funerary_Doom]

Hey Nephilim, I messaged you the blog I got it from. I need to get soulseek too, tbh. Just use to blogs and torrents, but they are taking a lot of material off sites like that now. So it's getting harder and harder to dl through them.

DsO are incredible. If i had to pick best BM band it would probably be them. Kenose is a great EP, it use to be my favorite until Drought came along.

New find: Czech BM with ex-members from Maniac Butcher

 

[crimsonfloyd]

Been listening to a bunch of old black metal that I either overlooked or haven't listened to in ages lately. Listened to Nargaroth's Black Metal Ist Krieg for the first time in about a decade. Way better then I remembered it. It's no Herbstleyd but there are some really excellent tracks on it.

 

[Krow]

Rekindling my winterly love affair with Drudkh, this time picking up Autumn Aurora and A Handful of Stars. Anyone want to recommend me some more less obvious similar artists?

(Oh and I don't care if you don't like AHoS, I like every album by the band to some degree)

 

[Mulver]

Rekindling my winterly love affair with Drudkh, this time picking up Autumn Aurora and A Handful of Stars. Anyone want to recommend me some more less obvious similar artists?

(Oh and I don't care if you don't like AHoS, I like every album by the band to some degree)

Swedish Skogen.



From the link above:

"Followers of DRUDKH, PRIMORDIAL and early ULVER, beware, this album will claim your very soul."

 

[Bitencourt29]

That Czech Band (Cult of Fire) sounds really interesting, I'll definitely check their 2 albums.

 

[Eligos]

Are you already familiar with these guys? Epic black metal well-suited to Drudkh fans.

 

[Krow]

That Czech Band (Cult of Fire) sounds really interesting, I'll definitely check their 2 albums.

Actually grabbed that second album myself. Nwn had it for seven bucks, unsure if they still do. Thanks guys. Will check those out.

 

[Mort Divine]

Paracletus might just be the best BM album of the past decade. Many greats, but it's definitely up there.

Beherit's Engram has that title.

 

[Vamos]

So, I’ve been on a ‘let’s give black metal another spin’ kind of mood over the last week. Never been much of a fan but really can’t shake off that ‘you are missing something feeling’ That being the case, I was wondering if those with more knowledge of the genre could throw some recommendations my way. We have the following albums on rotation:

Aquilus - Griseus
Walknut - Graveforests and Their Shadows
Dordeduh - Dar de Duh
Ascension - Consolamentum
Inquisition - Obscure Verses for the Multiverse
Katharsis - Fourth Reich
Moloch - Isolation der Essenz
Lychgate - Lychgate

I know the usual suspects (Mayhem, Darkthrone, Burzum, Emperor, Ulver, Arcturus, etc), but aside from the occasional Emperor and Burzum, I don’t really care much for those and I have also never been much of a fan of the super raw/poorly produced style as done by early Burzum, Darkthrone and Mayhem.

If it helps, I enjoy black/doom acts like Dolorian, Nortt, Raventale and Elysian Blaze. But I don’t like the post-black metal stuff like Closed Room, Lantlôs or lovesilkpalemilk.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Lateralus14]

The production on DMDS is amazing

 

[Vamos]

I know they did it that way on purpose, as did Barkthrone and Burzum. Just saying I am not a fan of that style

 

[Krow]

Dordeduh makes Negura Bunget an easy recommendation.

 

[Eligos]

Fans of Fourth Reich usually dig these guys:





You might like this kinda stuff if you're into Dordeduh:

 

[Nephilim96]

Beherit's Engram has that title.

 

[Nephilim96]

I can start listing albums better than Engram if you want...